In the now-deleted video, an AI version of Trump promotes America's first medbeds, a pharsical snake oil medical treatment ...

Meanwhile, The Verge reported that Google is currently not displaying an AI overview when searching for information about the President's dementia. Netizens commented on it, saying that the President ...

Photos shared online in late September 2025 authentically showed "Trump 2028" hats on the president's Oval Office desk during ...

President Donald Trump posted, and later deleted, a fake Fox News report featuring an AI clip of himself promoting "medbeds," a nonexistent cure-all medical bed.

"California Governor Gavin Newsom delivers a knockout blow to Trump with a brutal new nickname, leaving the internet roaring ...

Every American will soon receive their own med bed card,” an AI-generated image of Trump said on a fake Fox News segment ...

Newsom and many online are still laughing at the viral clip of Trump and first lady Melania getting stuck on an escalator after it abruptly stopped when they stepped on. He addressed the matter during ...

The video, which was intended to resemble a Fox News segment on the show hosted by the president’s daughter-in-law Lara Trump ...

U.S. House of Representatives candidate Callie Barr, D-Traverse City, hosted a campaign press briefing for what she calls a ...

For the third time in three months, the president has pushed a private-sector giant to fire someone he disliked. The Lisa ...

President Donald Trump posted, then deleted, a seemingly AI-generated video of himself promising 'every American' a 'medbed card' while hyping up the conspiracy theory, according to reports.

President Donald Trump made an announcement from the Oval Office which he described as 'historic' to viewers watching at home ...